Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World – by David Epstein

I’ve never considered myself a specialist. My professional path has been too winding, my interests too varied. I am definitely … More

This Cold Night – by Erica Schaef

I went into This Cold Night by Erica Schaef blind, only really knowing that it was supposed to be a … More

A Mystery of Mysteries: The Death and Life of Edgar Allan Poe by Mark Dawidziak

I wanted so badly to love A Mystery of Mysteries: The Death and Life of Edgar Allan Poe by Mark … More

Picasso’s War – by Hugh Eakin

I’ll keep this review short. If you have an interest in 20th Century art or artists, Picasso’s War by Hugh … More

Picasso’s Dreams

I’ve been reading Picasso’s War by Hugh Eakin. It’s a history of his art and the many attempts to get … More

My Mother Was Nuts – by Penny Marshall

I grew up in the 70s and 80s. Laverne & Shirley was a staple in my childhood TV favorites. So … More

Bone White – by Ronald Malfi

I picked a great book to kick off 2023! There was no messing around with this book. I was sucked … More

The White – by Matt Micheli

If you’re looking for a quick bone-chilling winter read, The White by Matt Micheli is your book! Are you stuck … More

The Fear of Winter – by S.C. Sterling

I managed to sneak in one more book before the new year! The Fear of Winter by S.C. Sterling is … More

The Searcher – by Tana French

I believe this will be my last review of 2022, and book number 60 for the year – exactly doubling … More